Essays on belief, identity, Bitcoin, responsibility, and the assumptions beneath the stories we tell ourselves.
We picture incentives as forces from outside. The ones that actually shape what we say are much smaller, and we stopped noticing them a long time ago.
SEPTEMBER 2026
Belonging does more than influence what we say. It can shape which questions occur to us in the first place, creating boundaries we rarely notice from the inside.
AUGUST 2026
We like to think reasons lead us to conclusions. Often the conclusion comes first, and the mind gets to work building the case.
AUGUST 2026
Some beliefs are easy to revise. Others become wired into who we are, and losing them wouldn’t feel like a correction. It would feel like a small demolition.
AUGUST 2026
A compliment can land and mean something without becoming structural. The interesting part is what happens when we start building around it.
AUGUST 2026
A book about identity, incentives, belonging, coherence, and the machinery behind what we believe.